Pote Market Sees Increased Activity with Start of Saun Month
Summary
The pote market in Indrachok, Kathmandu experiences a surge in activity with the start of the holy month of Saun as women across communities purchase green, yellow, and red pote and bangles, embracing cultural and fashion traditions.
Key Points
- The pote market in Indrachok, Kathmandu saw increased activity at the start of the month of Saun.
- Women flock to shops in Indrachok and Asan to buy green and yellow bangles and pote, especially during the holy month.
- Saun month is significant in Hinduism for worshipping Lord Shiva, with green, red, and yellow pote worn by women symbolizing happiness and good fortune.
- The pote, originally an ancient Iranian jewelry, has become an integral part of Nepali culture and tradition, with trade peaking seasonally during Saun, Teej, and wedding seasons.
